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[BlueG's MYSQL] Question - PRoleplay - 12.08.2016

so Iam using cache_get_field_content to get the field value

my question is do i need to mysql_free_result on the bottom of the code ? to trash all cache?
or in cache_get_field_content it will automatically?

thanks Im worrying for some too many cache that may cause to lag my server

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Re: [BlueG's MYSQL] Question - Gammix - 12.08.2016

If you are using mysql_query, you have to use cache_delete, but if you are using threaded queries, then cache is not saved but passed into a callback, so no need in that case.

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Re: [BlueG's MYSQL] Question - PRoleplay - 12.08.2016

iam using this mysql_function_query function sir

Thanks for response really appreciate

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Re: [BlueG's MYSQL] Question - Gammix - 12.08.2016

Why aren't you using MySQL r39+ ?

R7 i guess do not support threaded queries, and threaded queries are most important in terms or reading data.

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Re: [BlueG's MYSQL] Question - Vince - 12.08.2016

Yeah it does, but in a rather limited way. But I believe cache_* functions were only added in R33 so somewhere there is a mismatch.

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